EVC Advanced Programming and Application Development (Embedded Visual C++ Embedded Programming)

Author: Wang Bing
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Through this book, you will learn advanced EVC programming and example development techniques.
? Advanced EVC Programming: This book provides an in-depth yet accessible explanation of the key and challenging aspects of EINCE development, including an overview of EINCE and EVC, graphics programming, dialog controls, processes, threads, files and the registry, basic EINCE database programming, extended EINCE database programming, communication programming, UDP and PING programming, TCP programming, DLL programming, and COM programming.
? Example Development Techniques: The examples in this book assist developers in designing powerful, stable, and aesthetically pleasing EINCE applications. With a basic understanding of C++ and EINCE, readers can quickly improve their EINCE programming skills and practical development capabilities through studying this book. As personal computers, Pocket PCs, smartphones (SmartPhone), and industrial controllers, among other embedded products, continue to evolve, there is growing interest in Microsoft Windows CE. Using WinCE allows for the design of high-performance applications for next-generation smart devices. This book thoroughly and comprehensively covers all aspects of WinCE development, addressing key and challenging issues in the process. The book is divided into 13 chapters: an overview of WinCE and EVC, graphics programming, dialog controls, processes, threads, files and the registry, basic WinCE database programming, extended WinCE database programming, communication programming, UDP and PING programming, TCP programming, DLL programming, and COM programming. With a basic understanding of C++ and WinCE, readers can quickly enhance their WinCE programming skills and practical development capabilities through studying this book. This book is suitable for readers with introductory WinCE programming skills and can serve as a self-study reference for undergraduate and graduate students, a guide for graduation projects, and a reference for related software developers.